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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-14
Strawberry Culture.

The different varieties often require a
different mode OF culture, in order to
| obtain the largest yield and the largest
berries, The large, coarse-growing
varieties of the Chill species. or the
hybrids between these and the Virginia
strawberry succeed best when grown in
hills or single rows, and they are usual,
ly quite unproductive. if the plants are
permitted to run together. and become
in the least crowded; while others will
yield well either in narrow rows or
wide beds, and where the plants become
matted.
lin the chill system" the plants are
usually sat out in rows about three feer
apart, and the plants eighteen inches to
two feet apart in a row. The ground
is kept thoroughly cultivated among
the plants during the entire season, and
all runners removed as soon as they APP
pear, or at least once week. This
treatment will insure very large and
strong plants, with numerous crowns
or buds, from which fruit-stalks will
push up the following spring.
When grown in single rows, the
plants may be set about twelve inches
! apart in the rows, and for garden cul-
ture the rows should be about three
feet apart, but for field culture prefeg
to allow little more space between
the rows, or four feet but the distance
may be varied according to the habit of
! the plants.
In the bed or matted system, two or
| three rows are planted in beds four
feet wide, and the plants allowed to
cover the entire surface until they close
a mat OF bed; hence the name. One or
two crops are taken, and then the
plants are plowed up as usual when cul-
tivated in rows. But, by thinning out
occasionally, the beds may be kept in
moderately productive condition for
several years, especially with some of
the more slender growing of our native
varieties. Some cultivators, who raise
straw berries for market, adopt what
may be called an annual system, set
ting out plants in spring either in sin
gle rows or narrow beds, giving them
extra care during the first season; then,
after the fruit is gathered up the next,
the beds are plowed.-A. 5. F'aller, IN
american AgricuitttriStS.
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M. G. MCBRIDE, M. d.,
HomeopathIo Physician and Surgeon.
orYIox In Poe,s Block, over Grocery OF b. A.
VanN ess,
RxsIDKNcK ON Cleveland Avenue 5th residence
North Of Bowery Street. si7
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G. III. GRIFFIN

@ENTIsT. Once over First National Bank
D once hours from o. IN. to D. m.
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HOUSEHOLD sOPPLIES.

APPLES Buying, loo.e. slal rs; sell.
ing, - er barrel dried apples, SO per pound
from tore. Dried peaches, &c from store,
VEdErABLES-Onions, 81 5Qga 70 from
store Cabbage, crate, =. Kraut, bar
els, % half barrels, IS, Garlic, 81 per 100.
FRUIE - 0rap ges, imported, S3 1894 Sc
per box. Lemons, 90 50 as so per box large
supply Bananas, 81 5Oa2 so per bunch.
,NuTS-Cokc0anuts, % per 100. Peanuts
Virginia. So; Tennessee farmers stock, 80
4c; roastet, 21sc higher; shelled, 100. AL
monds, l8I. Walr uts- glish, lSc; Fron n,
l5c, FilbartS, 12hc. Pecans-Texas, 7gi0o |;
Brasil nuts, 1870. Chestnuts-Impofted,
RAlsINs..oLondOn layers, s.; layers, 81 rs ;
PICKLE -In Jars, pints, $50; quarts 81 so;
half gallons, q 75;. gallons, 50 rs; loose, sar-
rels, IS 501T; half barrels, "; mixed, bar
rels: $40 mixed, half barrels, N.
EGO Firm l39l4c.
P0TAT0BS-Hew buying, q so; lssss,
selling, % so per barrel.
ClDER-New YORK, % so per barrel and
81 rs per half barrel.
q Isl No. ., Is Is; No. 5. IS; lob lit, No. /,
81; No 2. a6c; No. 5. s5c. Dry hsrrin Is,
family, Is per box.
GAM ,-Game 6sh. $3.50.
YNEGAR.l09l5c per gallon.
S0APS-993ho.
CANDLHS-full weight, 8<09c.
sNUFFS-Garfett's, 10.Soc; Ralph's,
1910; Railroad, go.
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GR,I1ERIHs.

,sUGAR-Pure white, 61ss6,6c; Of whit.
RIcR-LOuisiana, 4,Ia5<c; Caroiin. SKA
SIC yellow clarified, 81 e)6sSc; seconds, ST. ID
SS1c; refined A, ~ a6,Scj granulAted, esI
GiNDIssHsticts all si.ss, In boxes Boz s.f psif,
and barrels, 71<@91Sc.
CuPFEE-l'ommon, l91Sc; ordinary, Ola
2lhc; fair. 221SgaSci prime Rio, 2S9fSISc
choice to fancy, 2g21c; old government,
s1DP-sS55ic per pound.
SALT-Obio river, 81 10 per barrel: Sagi-
nav, 81 Is per barrel; sacks, fine, 81 S5td
45; coarse. 81 1901 Is; pockets, bleacheI,
2In97c; car loads from levee or depot, Sc
ADMINISTRATION, common to fair.
27aS0c; prime to choice, 42950c; syrur,
2bg40c; common TO fair, 2592Sc; prime TO
eSholee' S594Oc; centrifugal fancy, S5940c.
1ANNED go DDS, ETc-pricss NOR do,
Pinsappiss, oil 2@I 50; reaches. 2 IS pV stand and
ard: 81 SS9l IS seconds 81 1901 Is; S-lb,
81 l5a1 Isl strawberries, 81 1901 rs; raspber-
ries. 81 logl Is; blackberries, sle1 IS; green
gpss sS, q 6Osl Io; pe:.5ss s2s2 IS; plums.
81 Na IS; lreen peas, 81 IS al IS; cove oys.
ters, full weight, lib. S5Cg9jc; 2 10, 81 60 q
l75; light weight, |. b, IS d65c Glib, sl9
/ 10; co densed milk-CroWn, IS 1895 IS;
Eagle, " rs; swiss, S. rs.
HAVANA, Jane l6-Surar quiet; sales,
lSoU bsg;; oentr,iugsi' 20 polarization,
81 AZ gold per quintal
Rio firm, closing at 2O1<ci opt ops h CHER
and moderately active; ssles, ll3 900 Haga
July, lS.l5als. 45ci August, ls.609lS 700 !;
Ssptem Der, IS 70p l9c; October, ls.S0sl9 o
lNSoNyember, IS 9O9lg3.; December, Is $50
1899; January, 10 l5al9.2Oc; February.
~ E1c MaTnh 10 lbniQ lOe, Al 10 ora
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RROVIaIORH.


BUTTER-Butterlno, 12@13c; creamery,
22c; dairy, loo; country butter, 15a22c.
HOG Ph0DUCTS-Q mess pork, new,
81 so; old SIS So; sugar cured hams. 115za
i2o; breakfast bacon, lO9llc; eleaT rib sideS
bacon, 9cj clear side bacon, go; bacon
shoulders, $40; bulk pork clear sides, SIC;
clear rib sidesl 71s9Sc; Shoulders, oEc;
long clear, 7s4971scj pork strips, Tic.
LsRD-Tierees, $40; half barrels, To;
kegs, 70; chuioe kettle, $3.50. Firm,
CHEESE-Prime fats, o gl0c; New York
factory. none; iuil cream, 15c; Young
America, 16o.
PIGS FEET--Barrels, q so; half barrels,
50 IS; kegs 81 1903.
P0UInEY--Chicken active; spring, 81 Is
as; cd lens, So 1903. =
FREsE MEATS Cold storage beef, fore
quarters, So; headquarters Of beef, l0c /;
mutton, &c.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, June ls.-Provisions
firm. Pork-irresular; new SIS Lard, Sc Is,
Dry sslt meats-boxed shoulders, SIS so;
long clear, ST so; clear ribs, 81 g.; short
clear. 81 1907 IS. Bacon-boxed shoulders,
50 l21ag6 IS; long clear and clear ribs, So 80 /;
ehOrt clear, IS SO. Hams steady at l1L@l4c,
Eggs lower aud dull, a. Toe. Butter steady !;
creamery, l5SlSc; dairy. l09l5c.
CHICAGO, ILL, June l6.-Provisions
we're only moderately active. The course OF
lard and ribs was about the game as in corn
July lard started at s. so, sid down 10 Sc as
aud back 10 S. so, elosiDg at So 521$. july
ribs opened at 81 371S, sold down TO 81 so and
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FINANCE And COMMERCE.
HONEY 6 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE 1.S PKEh.
Cotton Firm - Middling Cotton,
1lc-Sales Yesterday I'm
important.
APFkAL UFFIUE.
MRMPHIs, TKEE., June ls, 1887.

MEMPHIs. TKEE., June l6, lSS7.J
Money is firmer with increasing de-
mand and fair supply-bank rates for loans
sto sper cent. The market for securities ia
suiet and negotiations comparatively un-
changed. No sales Of stocks or bonds made
today.
Cotton continues steady in this market /;
middlirs lie.
At New York spots are quiet and steady (;
niddlins. Ike; futures firm, 9 to 10 points
higher on the old crop. and points h CHER
on the new-Juue 1l.Q991l.l0c.
Tho New Orleans market closed steady (;
middIing, 10 ll.lsc, and 1-l6c of on ordi-
nary and good ordinary. Futures steady;
points higher on the old crop and 8 to S
points higher on the new. June nominal.
July, lO.67@lO.esc.
A leading New York cotton circular says
Of the future market; "The contract mar
ket was a rather narrow one, and while
prices show gain Of 6 to points for the
day, there seems to be nothing significant in
that beyond timid fesling among few Of
the trade on the short side."
Liverpool spots are steady, fir demand;
middling uplands and Orleans. 81: futures
advanced to points, June Gid, sellers.
Grain continues unsettled, but somewhat
better feeling prevailed at Chicago today.
July wheat closed at q slight advance. Pre-
visions are quiet a, d steady. The panic
in coffee is about over, aod the market is de-
Slining to its normal condition. Al Balti-
more the coffee marks. was stronger today,
the prices having been about 50 points higher
than yesterday. In this mark I potatoes and
apples are being received and shipped rap
idly, and the rush will soon be over. Prices
are still maintained.
IMPORTS.
enc hundred and twenty-five pbgs bacon,
~ pkgs boots and shoes, $500 blu corn, 10
pkgs cheese, 800 SKIS cof o. 1872 SKIS cotton
seed, l26 pkgs dry goods, 81 pkgs eggs, 562
brls -four, 1872 bales hay, 100 pkgs hats, so
nd hogs, 81 I'D sheep, IL nd cattle, 10 hid
horses and mules, 1872 pkgs lard, 10000
feet lumber. % pigs quors, | car lime, $50
brls meal, 20 brls mOlasses, 1000 bu oats,
oars pork sides, 100 brls sugar, 800 pkgs to-
bacco.
D.. ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount Of grain
receiyed. withdrawn and in store by regular
elevators, as reported to the Merchant bx-
change yesterday: Corn-received. 1884 bu;
withdrawn. 1894 bu; in st re, AZ, 496 bu. Oats
received, 1l25 bu; withdrawn, 1883 bu; in
p store. S444 nu.
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can 800 bs,ss; Reosipts, tooo bales. Of whiOl
American III bales.
CLOSING quotations we're a. foIiows; 0rdi
nary. B. sd; good ordinary, SID; lew mid
ding, $50; GOOD middlinG, SD; middlinl
uplands, Cd; middling Orleans, Cd.
1As prices ars s,ven ~ ps.ee and 64tls, fAss
4 s. nedn 6S-64d; aAd OF meass 64d.l
At noon; Liverpool futures were steady
at a DECLINE; June, 5 60cs s sid; June-Ju July.
5 sod; July August, s sid; August Septsm-
Der. s 629o SD; Septem ber- October, S 46d
October November, -; Novembe -Dece IN :
Der, S2t Desember-Jinuary, s Sad; Sep
tember, Esd.
At pm: LIVERPOOL futures were very
steady; June, 8 CID, sellers; June-Iuly,
5 Sid, sellers; July. August, 5 SD, stllers ;
August-Septe mber. SD, SO lers; Septem-
ber- 0ctober,5 46i, value; October Novsm-
Der. S6d, value; November Decem Der.
SD, sellers; Deoember-J vary. s SD,
bu, era; Ssptem Der, Cd, tsllers.
At pm; Liverpool futures we're dull !:
June, Sid, sellers: yune-July, 5 Sid, sill
ers; July-August. S 6fd, mllsrs; August
September. 5 SD, lsllsrs; September 0cto
ber, S 4sd SELLER; October n ovembsr, S SD.
sellers; November December SD, sell
ers December. January, 5 SOD, sellers; Sep
TENDER, Cd. sellers.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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LIVE STOCK

CORN FED CATTLE-ohoice to..rtrA, "a
NC; good, J'<@l4c.
GRASS CAFrLE-choic,, 3l<a3JLc. GOOD
2A9S1fo; fair to medium, 2Ia2J4c scala.
HOG SChoice. 5a55Ic;; good, 1Ha5o.
sHBEPCchoice, 4ci medium, SEs5gIo
LANBS.choies, 1896; sommon to rood,
per h, ad, q 6093. =" '''N'
CHICAGO, ILL; June l6.-Tbs Droy,r,'
Journal reports: 0sttle-Reoeinta Ii oar
head including 1000 Texans shipmsnt,i aS0C
head; msrEet 59l0c lower; shippinS Stsers,
% GOA 2Qi fancy, 81 s4gi ST. stseE,iS an
feeder. S2@3 80; cows, bulls and ni1sd,
u 1903 30; slOp fed steers, aIal ~. Tara.
Er' Gssrs, 81 6oaS 40; led, S. SoSS SO,
KANSAS CITY, MO-, June ls.-Tbo Lilo,
Stock Indicator reports: Cattie-Rscsipis,
800 head; sh .pmonts, none; market Hosk,
aud 6dlO lower; good TO cbniSe "a VA
"a 20; coumOn TO medium, Al 6iaS 20 /:
stockers, 50 60a3 20; feeding ssS ~ 80 "a 5iG,
8 4O COWS s2G9. Hoss-necsi1nS,r0s y 70 IA jGI
head; shipments, $500 head marie,
weak and lOSFo lower; good IN nboics.
81 1904 81; common TO medium. Al 0S5l4 e
skips and pigs. f4a4 10. Sboen1 NJ MI Jj,
COO head; shipments, 800 heas. NI m, Ia
steady good 70 choiee, 1903 SO: common 10
medium, S292 SIS. 0'hinnoH "
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A $st sf" Changes.
STATIONS.

EVANSVILLE, June 16.-NoOn-- River II
feet 9 inches on the gauge and rising.
Weather clear and warm.
WHEELING, June 16.-Noon-R River q
feet 3 inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
PITT BURG, June 49, Noon--River 2
feet 10 inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear and very warm.
CINCINNATI, June -Noou-River 20
feet ii inches on the gauge and fal ing.
Weather clear; Thermometer, $40.
CAIRO, June b.-Noon-River S feet 6
inches on the gauge and rising. Weather
clear and warm. Arrived: City of cairo,
st. Louis, 9 AIN.
LOUISVILLE, June 10. -Noon-Rlver 0
feet inches in the canal and feot 2 inches
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$lSO,5OO Upton County
Bonds for Sale.
uNIoN AND PLANTERS, pANK. !

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK1
| MEMfHIs, TENN, June II, 1881,
BY autheri,y ne oGer for sale, through
tealtd proposRl' only, $3.50, $50 Tipten
County Sir Per Cent. Coupon Bonds, dated
Nay !, 1887, maturing as iollowsi
$1,000 duo . years after date.
S2s,t0O due 10 years after date.
sST $50 due Is years after date.
SS,5O0 due 20 years sfter date.
All in denominations of $50 and coupons,
payable ssmi-annuRlly on February lst ana
August LIST Of ca h year, covering each six
months interest, exec / that the first osupon.
payable February lst, next, eovers nina
months interest and the last maturing cou-
pom three months interest, All ON the faoe
are payable at this Bank and can DO redeemed
alter ave years from date.
Address sealed proposals 10 ths "BoSrd .
Directors UAion and Planter,' Bank, Nom
phis, Tsnu,," marked IBID for Bonds"
with . certified check for three per cent Of
the amount bid for as q guaranty Of eompIi-
anco, and such proposals will remain un-
opened until II IN. July q. 1887, at which
time they win be opened and awards m ado To
the highest bidders, except that bids for iess
than par and accrued interest cannot be en-.
tertained.
In addition to the amount bid FOR the Bon d.
purchasers will have to pay for tho interest
accrued since May 1st, past.
There Bonds are issued for tho redemption
Of r like amount Of unmatured Certificates
OF Indebtedness which constitute the cntirs
debt of the county. except a small floating
debt for current expenses fully covered By
pat due sollostiblo taxes.
Henry Graft, Bs., al d Messrs. TurIey Il
Wright, were engaged to investigate and pro-
nounse upon the !, Eitlatisn and proceedings
under which ttey wsio isiusd, md their
written opinion concludes a. follown
"Afer careful consideration we give Il as
"our opinion that tho action Of the county 10
fully auth, riscd by said legislation and Ia
CONFORMITY thereto; and that tho bonds V
"be issued under II will BIO the valid and
legal bonds Of Upton county"
Fortified ~ an opinion Of validity and
regularity frsm sush able and eminent at-
torneys, We have ne hesitation In rssoa-
mondins to inventors Is most desirable auG
thoroughly safe investment these Bonds Is
sued by a county so wealthy, prosperous, sat
so lightly burdensd with debt.
NAPOLEON ELL, Preti, ont,
s. p. READ, Cashier,
OF Union and Planters Bauk.
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A Golden Opportunity

During the dull season intend dsvstiaE
a portion Of my time 10 the service Of those
who wish to acquire thorough prasti
cal KNOWLEDGE OF Book. keeping Commercial
Correspondence and StonOgraphy In order 10
render themselves eligible for lucrative Pc
sltions In tho fall. This is an op ortunity
not to be missed, as the ADVANTAGES offered
are very great My system OF Bookkeeping
embraces tho bost features OF the English
school ongraftcd upon Nelson's eIssllent
work, which is by far tho bo,t have net
with In this country. The two comblsed ap-
proaoh rs near to perfection as It Is ps,sibis
to got. Wednesdays and Fridays viii DO re-
served for ladies'. For terms and other Rar-
ticulars apply NJ my office.
A. VI. HARE,
Public Accountant and Expert Book keer or,
~ Maids n STRAIT
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DRUGS, PAINTS AND OILN.

DRqGS-Quinine, P. L ". :, o., $50; cans
Sc; New York quipino. OF. $50; cant, 800; b,
:; qSini1e. o.. Il g go; cans. $50; morphine
New York. morphine, X 9s, IS is per OF.
OF. vi: Is, 81 81; cinchonidia, o.. walls iSC
o.; 8 o.. cans, 30 or; gum opium, rel
pound, "a so; powdered, Sc per pound; 10.
dids potash. 50 per pound; subnitr. TO bis
FORM, 45c per pound; blue mass, l3c pei
pound; calomel, SOC per pound; mercury
65c per pound; chloral hydrate, 81 so pei
pound: csmphor, 2Sc per pound: alcohol,
barrels; per sallon' 81 Is; castor oil, barrels,
PAINTS AND OIL-white lead, Golfers,
6%c per pound, 212c OF Is days; Southern
white lead, 70 per. pound, sou pounds, 81 ;.
2kc off Is day.; boilei linseed oil. 4}c per
gallon. by barrel; raw, 400; turpentine $3.50
per gallon, by barrel.
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memphis DAILY APPEAL: FRIDAY, JUNE N. 1887

back again 70 n SIX. ana closed a. n sax.
Cash quotations v re A. fellows: Mess porf.
per hri, "a. Lard, par 100 lbs, d OK Is 50,
shoulders. bored Is sOe5 70; short clear
sides, boxed, 81 1861 o.. The leading futures
ranged as ioliows; Mes pork. per brl~
So, closing at ga. Lsrd,psr loo IbsEJune
opened at d Is. highest -si OK. iowest
q 40. closing ats az; July opened at
At s. 52lS; August opened sts6 60, Sishe
est, So 621f, lowest g IS, closing at SIS t2iI (;
Septe u Der opened at q 20, highest 81 TN,
lowest S665, cl,sing a. 81 72H Short ribs, per
100 lbs-June and July opened at 81 sly,
b CHEST 81 IS, lowest 81 80, closing at s. SEX
August opened at 81 45. highest 81 67h,
lowest 81 40, CLOSING. at 81 62l4; September
op.nsd at o. SIX. highest, 81 rs, lowest,
81 80. closing sttI ny. On the Prod uce
Exchange today the butter market was
Arm but receipts large; Q eamery, lial7I<s;
@l3Lo,
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WHISKY, WINES. LIoTOHs ETc

WHIsKY-Straigh Kentucky Bourbon,
III so 3; re tistil!ed goods from $50 10 81 20,
according to proof; rye, S2g6.
ST; LOUIS, MO-, June 16.-Whisky
OH 1AGO, I'LL, June 16.-Whisky-dis-
tiller's finished goods, 81 10.
CINCINNATI, o., June 16.-Whisky
basis Of 81 06.
BALTIMORE, MD, June IS Coffee nomi-
nell b CHER; Rio oaTgoes, dinary TO fair,
l9Ag2Uc, O.her articles unchanged.
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Chesapeake and Nashville
Railway Company.

NOTICE Is hereby given hat the annual
~ meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Chesapeake and Nashville Railway Comps
pursuant to it's charter and bylaws, will be
held at the office of the Kentucky Central
Railroad Company, In tho city OF COvington,
Ky at the hour Of u o'clock noon, on tn,
18th day of June, 1857, for the purpose OF tho
election Of Board Of Directors TO serve OF
tie ensuing year, and 10 authorize The issu,
of por cent fifty Yeas gold bonds OF said
company, Issued or 10 be Issued at a rate moi
excee ing $780, 400 per mile Of it's lines Of rail.
road situated In sal States, and the makinE
OF mortgage on its property and franchises
TO secure the payment thereof, and such
other business as.may properly como before
/. H IL. H0YT, Secretary.
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PETROLEUM.

COAL 0lL-Prime white. wholesale lots,
| t0c per gallon.
PITTaBURG, Pa, june 16.-Patrolsum
dull but steady; National Transit certificates
90 ned at b2Mc, c,osed at 627fc, highest
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COTTON sNtD pnODUCCE

PRIME CRUDE OIL. 27a271Sc; off crude.
23CgAc; prime 'ummer yellow, Sia25c; of
summer vel ow, 96@9Sc; prime cotton feed
meal, SIS 1916 rs; of cotton seed meal, Sll
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To purchase ono Of tho
Finest Plantations
On the Arkansas River.
On the Arkansas River.

1900 acres OF rlvOr bottom land, all abovs
overflow, 1000 acres In hish state OF cultiya-
ton and thoroughly ditched, all under good
fence, ofwhich or miles 10 barbad wire an
plank combined; 30 good frame tenemen I
houses with brick chimneys; 2 good dwell.
inRs, with cisteIns, gardens, orchard, eto. 4;
nne barn, stablsiand cribs; o fne 9story GIN
house., so fost long, with splendid No ac6in-
cry, gins, feeders, con 1onsers, etc, also,
grist and sawmill, Is head mules and horsos,
oxen, miloh COWS, tools, wagons and har-
ness about 1900 bus hels corn, plenty OF hay,
and cotton seed 6utfl ciont 10 plant the place
Located on tho north bank OF the Arkan-
gaB river, 8 or 9 mile below Little hook, and
8 miles south OF the Memphis and Little
Rock raj road. Tho Arkansas Central and
P6ramOre branch roads 10 Little Rock have
both been located through the farm, and
will DO running wi hin q year, thus mekinE
this a most desirable place.
Owing to advanced years and cOnge-
quent wish to retire from active farm man
aRement, the owner will sell at q great bar.
gain and upon terms TO suit any purchaser.
Cash payment sufficient to pay for the per.
soRal property only required, and, alter
one-third Of The real estnte has bOen paid
TOR, the balance may stand for 20 years, in
forest To be paid annually,
II desired, We can effect an exchange for
tho whole or part In good Memphis prop.
erty at fair cash valuation.
For further information apply In person
or by correspondence 10
0VERT0N 4 gROsVENOR,
Memphis. Tenn.
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MULES Qniet; Il 10 141< hands high, 8S5
81 hands high, 9l250I4O; l5X to Is hands
high, SIS @2lO. The chief demand is FOR
mules from Az to Is hands higb.
HoR ES-FIir; drive 8, sl2ba165; heavy
draft, 81 45alS0; saddle, 81 25@l75; extra
saddle, Sl759Z75; plugs, t5aS5.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS mARurr

NEW YORK. June 16.-Con,id..isa III.
large business laid out for autnmn ~ a.,
mand was Of healthiul propoftions sor i'm.
mediate and later shipment, Whils III ta,.
Nardings were Of the usual larea on nv ,iIr.
Cotton goods arm at current prices. NaH''"'
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,
srEAMKRs LEAvIre

81. Isuis.-.......,...BHLlE MIEPHB, 4p.m.
Viskssurs ....,.,.....AtKAEs.s CRY, 10 am.
Cincinnati. ......D Esoro, SPIN.
Rrlars Point.....--.JA S pm.
osceola......... 49,. .RkSE MLsREApI, S pm.
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To Railroad Contractors.

TWENTY MILES of Grading, BridsinE
i and Masonry in Carter county. Me-, 70
sublet in guan tiles TO suit GU Ats. on Car
rent River Branch Of tho X. O., =. 4 VI. R.R.
Good spriny water aud healthy country. Ap-
ply on work near Van Buren,. Mo, or Ne. &t
Front street. Memphis. Tenn,
] 4 MO'rIIHE A "a
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COTTON MARKETS

The local cotton market opsned
steady and closed steady; middling, lilo.
Sales, uni N pOtta1t; receipts, 20 bales; ship
meuts, 10 bales; stock on hand, $40
bales; receigts to d tie, 660 0y7 bales; ship.
ments to da o, 646, l6) bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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MOVEMENTS AT raE LEvRE.

Arrived. -Kste Adams, Arkansas City; De
Soto, Cincinnati; John Gilmore, New Or
leans; Gaysso, st. Francis river; John p.
Oakley, ct. Francis river.
Departed -Joon Gilmore, ST. Louis; Kate
Adams, Arkansas City; John p. Oakley, Gin
einnati.
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wool,

W00L-Burry grease wool, unwashed, 10
@lSc; clear grease wool, % A25c bury
washed, 1890; tub washed, 3S935c.
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HIDES-Dry A mt, No. |, 15c; No, 2, 12c;
dry sailed, 10 al2s; green sailed, No. /, re
No. 2, &c; green, 60D6c. Sheep skins, l5cgSl.
BeesW x, 200 TalIow, 3d3J%o